I thought it was common knowledge that shares have "blackout periods" whereby directors are not permitted to buy or sell.
But I guess some arent aware of it.
Interestingly the (Melbourne) Herald Sun yesterday(saturday) had a small article about just that, and the sad fact is it isnt really enforced despite the rule. So damn common that a director buy or sells at the perfect timing. How do they know? More often than not they go unpunished. But its a risk they may be caught.
major sellers, page-75
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